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Re: [OS] MEXICO/US/CT- Mexico and US Launch Drug Reduction Plan
Released on 2012-10-19 08:00 GMT
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Press Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, February 26, 2010
CONTACTS: ONDCP Public Affairs 202-395-6618
U.S, Mexico Agree to Execute Priority Drug Demand Reduction Programs;
Joint Declaration Outlines Commitment to Reduce
Illicit Drug Consumption
Declaration of Drug Demand Reduction Cooperation
(WASHINGTON, DC)-Top government officials from the United States and
Mexico today issued a declaration of drug demand reduction cooperation,
a joint statement emphasizing a commitment to reduce illicit drug
consumption and acknowledge both the urgent need to work collaboratively
with each other and with partners in the region. Also emphasized was the
importance on both sides of the border to intensify prevention and
treatment efforts, including measures to strengthen families and
communities to help reduce the influence of criminal organizations and
develop and sustain healthy lifestyles and attitudes, particularly among
at-risk populations, such as young people.
The six-point declaration was issued at the conclusion of the 8th
U.S.-Mexico Bi-National Drug Demand Reduction Policy Meeting, a
three-day conference at the U.S. Department of State. During the policy
meeting, U.S. and Mexican officials and experts in reducing drug
consumption exchanged information on scientific advancements in
understanding and treating drug addiction; improving substance abuse
prevention, treatment, and recovery support services; integrating
substance abuse treatment into health care systems; building strong
communities; and breaking the cycle of drugs and crime.
Keynote speakers at the meeting were Gil Kerlikowske, Director of
National Drug Control Policy; Kathleen Sebelius, Secretary, U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services; David T. Johnson, Assistant
Secretary, U.S. Department of State, Department Bureau of International
Narcotics and Law Enforcement; Pam Hyde, Administrator, Substance Abuse
and Mental Health Services Administration; Tom McLellan, Deputy
Director, Office of National Drug Control Policy; H.E. Carlos Pascual,
U.S. Ambassador to Mexico; Margarita Zavala, President of the Citizens'
Advisory Board of the National System for Integral Family Development
and First Lady of Mexico; Jose Angel Cordova, Mexico Secretary of
Health; Carlos Rodriguez Ajenjo, Technical Secretary, National Council
on Addictions; and H.E. Arturo Sarukhan, Mexican Ambassador to the
United States.
"The bi-national meeting and declaration on reducing drug abuse reflect
a commitment by the United States and Mexico to intensify on-going drug
control efforts and a recognition that by focusing on prevention and
treatment of substance abuse disorders, we can significantly improve the
public health and safety of our peoples," said Director Kerlikowske. "By
combining what we know to be effective from science and addiction
research, best medical practices, community-based programs, and law
enforcement, we can drive down drug use and terrible consequences
associated with it."
"This collaborative effort to reduce illicit drug use is moving in the
direction of building a health system that extends beyond treatment
facilities and doctor's offices," says HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius.
"We are building a health system that prepares communities to prevent
illicit drug consumption and promotes a healthy society."
In the Declaration, the two nations agreed to act individually, when
appropriate, and in coordination when possible to address six areas for
improvement in the next 12 months:
* Developing strong, resilient communities, on both sides of the
border, that resist criminal organizations and develop cultures that
support and sustain lawful authority. This approach calls for creating
local coalitions of community businesses, schools, and citizens to
combat illicit drug use and strengthen cooperation with law enforcement
and Federal government partners;
* Providing more and better addiction treatment by improving
training and integrating addiction treatment into mainstream medicine;
* Expanding the use of screening, brief intervention and referral to
treatment for substance abuse disorders;
* Implementing evidence based prevention techniques;
* Improving the quality of health care for substance abuse by
bolstering accreditation and licensing programs for health care
professionals and treatment providers; and
* Promoting innovations in criminal justice -- including substance
abuse treatment options, recovery support services, and alternatives to
incarceration -- to reduce recidivism and interrupt the cycle of drug
use and crime.
Both nations pledged to continue domestic initiatives to reduce the
demand for drugs. The United States will soon release the Obama
Administration's National Drug Control Strategy that will call for an
increased focus on prevention, treatment, and recovery support services.
The Presidents FY 2011 Budget proposal includes 13.4% increase for
Through its Action Program for Prevention and Treatment of Addictions,
Mexico is committed to strengthening its infrastructure for offering
treatment to persons with addiction and their families and to bolstering
prevention efforts through broad participation by public and private
As partners implementing the Merida Initiative, Mexico and the United
States are also developing the National Network for Data Technological
Transfer for Addressing Addictions, which will provide web-based
interconnectivity to more than 300 primary care facilities. Mexico has
also begun a project to train and accredit drug treatment providers,
with a goal to develop 600 counselors accessible to the public. With
Merida Initiative support, a program is also being developed to identify
best practices for treatment programs and expand their use, as well as
supporting clinical trials and community coalition formation.
The Declaration on Drug Demand Reduction Cooperation is available here
and on ONDCP's Web site at www.WhiteHouseDrugPolicy.gov.
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Mexico y EU lanzan plan de reduccion de drogas
Feb 26 2010
Estados Unidos y Mexico presentaron el viernes un programa de
cooperacion para reducir la demanda de drogas y su consumicion
ilicita, anuncio el departamento de Estado.
En la declaracion final de una cumbre en Washington, los dos paises
destacaron la necesidad de intensificar la prevencion y tratamiento
contra las drogas, ademas de ayudar a reforzar comunidades y
familias para mermar la influencia de organizaciones criminales.
"Combinando lo que sabemos para ser efectivos, desde datos
cientificos y de investigacion sobre adiccion, mejores practicas
medicas, programas comunitarios, y mantenimiento de la ley, podemos
reducir la consumicion de drogas y las terribles consecuencias
asociadas a ellas'', dijo Gil Kerlikowske, el director de Politicas
de Control Nacional de Drogas.
Funcionarios de Mexico y Estados Unidos destacaron la ``necesidad
urgente'' de colaborar entre ellos y otros socios de la region para
frenar el narcotrafico.
En la declaracion de seis puntos ambas naciones acordaron colaborar
para lograr objetivos como crear coaliciones locales de escuelas,
negocios y ciudadanos que combatan el consumo ilicito de drogas,
integrar tratamientos de adiccion a la medicina general, expandir el
uso de pruebas medicas para detectar drogas o innovar el sistema de
justicia criminal para incluir opciones de mas centros de
Participaron de la cumbre el embajador estadounidense en Mexico,
Carlos Pascual, el secretario de Salud de Mexico, Jose Angel Cordova
y la secretaria del departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos
estadounidense Kathleen Sebelius, entre otros funcionarios.
Los participantes de la cumbre dijeron que intentaran lograr los
objetivos anunciados en la declaracion en el plazo de un ano.
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"Successfully managing a fleet has become increasingly complex, with new vehicle technologies, changes in Hours of Service rules, and rigorous regulatory compliance requirements," says Dennis Cooke, president, Global Fleet Management Solutions
"The Fleet Management Portal provides one easily accessible, secure site where Ryder customers can do everything from review and manage reports, to schedule maintenance and find Ryder locations. It's another way we can help Ryder customers keep their businesses on track and their vehicles on the road."
Cooke says the Ryder Fleet Management Portal simplifies daily tasks and enhances access to a broad scope of much-needed transportation data.
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Tornados wreak havoc on Cobridge's Arkansas, Alabama systems
Tornados earlier this week damaged Cobridge Communications' cable systems in Arkansas and Alabama, as well as impacted the electrical grids that power the company's operations.
The tornados primarily hit operations in Alabama, where service was interrupted in the following communities: Baileyton area, 600 subscribers; Rainsville area, 525; Henager area, 770; and Haleyville/Double Springs area, 810.
Cobridge spokesman Hank Belz said this morning that services in Vilonia, Ark., were down to the company's 125 subscribers as 90 homes there were destroyed. Services to 90 customers in Beebe, Ark., were also interrupted.
Damage includes downed transport poles, as well as damage to cable and fiber lines and network equipment.
Belz said services were still down in the impacted systems as of this morning, and that Cobridge has to wait until the electrical companies restore power before it can start fixing equipment and lines in some areas.
Cobridge won't have a full assessment of the damage caused by the tornados until sometime on Sunday, but Belz said none of the company's employees were injured during the storms.
Last year, Cobridge bought 36 systems in seven states from Charter Communications. Cobridge sold two of those systems to Knology earlier this year.


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I agree... why ban one plastic product and not all of them? I want to know what the REAL agenda is behind this issue, cuz it is clearly NOT about these bags in landfills. When these bags are outlawed, then ppl will use the expensive and thicker, slower to break down hefty garbage bags to pollute the landfills.. any civic engineer knows this... and so should any thinking American.
The reason is clear - revolution for the sake of revolution. When the revolutionaries came to power, they rejected thousands of years of hard learned wisdom. The instruction manual records nearly all of that which has been rejected by the revolutionary ruling class:
"And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels," (Revelation 12:7)
"And prevailed not; neither was their place found any more in heaven." (Revelation 12:8)
"And the great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, called the Devil, and Satan, which deceiveth the whole world: he was cast out into the earth, and his angels were cast out with him." (Revelation 12:9)
"And I heard a loud voice saying in heaven, Now is come salvation, and strength, and the kingdom of our God, and the power of his Christ: for the accuser of our brethren is cast down, which accused them before our God day and night." (Revelation 12:10)
"And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony; and they loved not their lives unto the death." (Revelation 12:11)
"Therefore rejoice, ye heavens, and ye that dwell in them. Woe to the inhabiters of the earth and of the sea! for the devil is come down unto you, having great wrath, because he knoweth that he hath but a short time." (Revelation 12:12)
Most of these revolutionary ideas that have no purpose other than to harass the minority of Long Beacers who pay taxes are dreamed up and applied here first because Long Beach is home to one of the most radical of the State's unbelievable expensive taxpayer funded universities. This November, the voters will have the chance to vote down all of the various tax increase proposals that are designed to further revolutionary harassment. Let us hope the voters make the right choice this time.


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I found that for example, in my university, the library is the most check-in place on campus by far, even though no attempt was made to claim or promote it. That said FourSquare and similar services are still primarily used by early adopters so this is just an early indication, but this will change with Facebook places (available in US only as of writing).


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Title: | Drainage basin nutrient inputs and eutrophication: an integrated approach |
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Date: | 06-Jan-2005 |
Type: | Book; Bok |
Abstract: | Eutrophication is an increase in primary production due to increased nutrient supply and its consequences. In its widest sense eutrophication means any increase of nutrient availability that increases primary production. Frequently, however, eutrophication is understood exclusively as the consequence of nutrient input by anthropogenic activities. The primary consequence of eutrophication in aquatic environments is an enhancement of algal productivity and accumulation of algal biomass. Secondary consequences are changes in community structure of plankton and benthos. Man-induced eutrophication or changes in biodiversity are nothing new: they are a well-known consequence of human culture. Eutrophication phenomena accompanied all human settlements. Even in the early days of mankind human activities resulted in ecosystem changes. Several large animals such as the mammoth survived the glacial periods, but not the last one. It has been suggested that Neolithic hunters decimated this species to extinction. Similar suggestions have also been made regarding other large mammals that did not continue to exist after the last glacial. The main sewage canal in the city of Rome, 'cloaca', has given rise to a number of expression regarding sewage pathways in numerous languages. Since classical and medieval times there have been 'clean-ups' of unsanitary, plague-ridden cities. Eutrophication is thus the oldest environmental problem of human civilization and not a recent phenomenon. However, with the significant increase of human population over recent decades, eutrophication has developed from a more or less local to a global issue. Due to changes in human living conditions and the declining number of people employed in agriculture, the population in the coastal zone increases steadily. The nutrient concentration increases continually from small streams over rivers and larger lakes to the estuaries. The consequences of this, such as discoloured waters, 'rotten' bottom water, odour and reduced fishing yields are obvious to even a casual observer. The combined effect of increasing human population and movement to the coastal zone, the environmental pressure on rivers, estuaries and shelf regions results in an ever-increasing pressure on the entire coastal zone (Figure 1). Consequently, eutrophication turns into an escalating global phenomenon as long as the human population increases. Homo sapiens has thus a vital impacton nature that is part of its culture. As a consequence of that we have to distinguish between natural and cultural eutrophication. In most of this text the term eutrophication stands for cultural eutrophication. |
Publisher: | University of Tromsø, Norway |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10037/2389 |
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